Calculate the t value for the following hypothesis, given the sample outcomes indicated
a) null hypotheis:11, alt hypothesis : <>11, x=12.2, std deviation= 8.9 , n=40
b)null hypotheis:11, alt hypothesis : <>11, x=14.0 std deviation= 8.9 , n=40
c)null hypotheis:11, alt hypothesis : <>11, x=13.7, std deviation= 8.9 , n=40
Determine the probablity of t in each example above, and decide if you accept or reject the null
hypothesis.
Solution
a)
u=11 x=12.2 s=8.9 n=40
t = (x-u) / (s/sqrt(n))
t = 0.8527
P-value = 0.40
b)
u=11 x=14 s=8.9 n=40
t = (x-u) / (s/sqrt(n))
t = 2.1318
P-value = 0.04
c)
u=11 x=13.7 s=8.9 n=40
t = (x-u) / (s/sqrt(n))
t = 1.9186
P-value = 0.06
We reject H0 when p-value is less than 0.05
in case b) only we reject null hypothesis in other cases we fail to reject null hypothesis.
Calculate the t value for the following hypothesis, given the samp.pdf
1. Calculate the t value for the following hypothesis, given the sample outcomes indicated
a) null hypotheis:11, alt hypothesis : <>11, x=12.2, std deviation= 8.9 , n=40
b)null hypotheis:11, alt hypothesis : <>11, x=14.0 std deviation= 8.9 , n=40
c)null hypotheis:11, alt hypothesis : <>11, x=13.7, std deviation= 8.9 , n=40
Determine the probablity of t in each example above, and decide if you accept or reject the null
hypothesis.
Solution
a)
u=11 x=12.2 s=8.9 n=40
t = (x-u) / (s/sqrt(n))
t = 0.8527
P-value = 0.40
b)
u=11 x=14 s=8.9 n=40
t = (x-u) / (s/sqrt(n))
t = 2.1318
P-value = 0.04
c)
u=11 x=13.7 s=8.9 n=40
t = (x-u) / (s/sqrt(n))
t = 1.9186
P-value = 0.06
We reject H0 when p-value is less than 0.05
in case b) only we reject null hypothesis in other cases we fail to reject null hypothesis
